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January 17th 09, 02:02 PM
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Anybody got a handicap for these guys?
R
vaughn
January 17th 09, 03:16 PM
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> Anybody got a handicap for these guys?
That would be way too much excitement for me.
Vaughn
Martin Gregorie[_4_]
January 17th 09, 05:38 PM
On Sat, 17 Jan 2009 15:16:02 +0000, vaughn wrote:
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>> Anybody got a handicap for these guys?
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> That would be way too much excitement for me.
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You could see by his shadow that the guy was no more than 10 -12 feet
above the rocks during one road flyby.
That's way too much excitement.
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Nyal Williams[_2_]
January 17th 09, 07:15 PM
We need a new word; this should be called "soreing."
At 15:16 17 January 2009, vaughn wrote:
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January 18th 09, 04:15 PM
On Jan 17, 9:02*am, " > wrote:
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> R
Are you talking about the mental handicap? ;-) That looks pretty nuts
to me.
January 18th 09, 04:18 PM
So, how much surface wind would be needed for them to use ridge lift
to climb?
sisu1a
January 18th 09, 04:56 PM
> So, how much surface wind would be needed for them to use ridge lift
> to climb?
It depends on how fat you are, how slick you and your suit is, the
suit's airfoils, your flying positions, etc. But with best L/D's in
the neighborhood of 2.5/1 @ ~60mph, other factors aside It would still
seem you would need a pretty stiff breeze...
-Paul
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